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Filipino bishop links ecological justice with moral conversion in governance
Alminaza described overpriced and substandard flood-control projects as “monuments to greed” that fail to protect lives
No more safe spaces for journalists in Gaza
Israel’s attacks on Gaza hospitals kill journalists, civilians, deepening famine and displacement as UN demands urgent ceasefire
Archbishop Uy: Synodality ‘not business as usual’ but a way of...
The framework, according to the archdiocese, envisions a collaborative, accountable, inclusive, and missionary Church
UN chief hails Papua New Guinea as model of peace, diversity,...
Guterres highlighted Bougainville’s peace process, PNG’s climate leadership, and women’s inclusion as vital lessons for the world.
Pope at Audience: ‘I thirst’ is Jesus’ cry for love and...
Pope Leo XIV reflects on Jesus’ final words on the Cross, and recalls that human fragility “is a bridge towards heaven.”
Church, citizens warn mining threatens Nueva Vizcaya’s water security
Residents of Nueva Vizcaya joined a church-led forum to oppose mining in watershed areas, warning of risks to water, farms, and communities
Radyo Veritas opens ‘Mary and the Eucharist’ exhibit in QC
The exhibit aims to promote deeper devotion to the Holy Eucharist and support Radyo Veritas’ mission of advancing the new evangelization
Tokyo cardinal calls for humility that builds compassionate society
Cardinal Isao Kikuchi of Tokyo emphasized humility as a path to God’s grace and solidarity with the marginalized
Ramon Magsaysay Award magnifies Church’s duty to defend human dignity, says...
Fr. Flavie Villanueva calls his Ramon Magsaysay Award a summons for the Church to embrace prophetic faith in action
Philippine Catholic bishops urge conscience, reform amid ‘floods of corruption’
Church leaders warn that corruption in flood projects erodes trust, urging conscience, accountability, and a culture of reform


















